Ricky Bobby said it best: "If you ain't first, you're last."
We all want to be the best. We all want to have the best job. We all want to live in the best neighborhood with the hottest wife boasting the largest assortment of "#1 Mom" mugs on the East Coast, sitting in the best house with the best rose-bed and the best collection of garden gnomes. We all want it.
We can only get the best stuff, however, if we have the job - the best job. The "best job" part, in particular, is taxing. And it can begin only with the best r
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